JUST IN: Lewis & Irene Picnic In The Park

Lewis & Irene Picnic In The Park. One of the loveliest things for us about Summer is a picnic! Packing up a basket full of yummy things and cycling off to the park for a lazy day of relaxing on the grass.

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JUST IN: Hoffman Batik fabrics

Hoffman Batik fabrics from various fashion ranges. Bold, vibrant colors in an assortment of lively patterns. All with 10% off!

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JUST IN: Moda Dapper Wovens

Moda Dapper Wovens by Luke Haynes. Luke uses a lot of re-claimed clothing in his quilts so he wanted to create fabrics that have the same texture and intrigue he finds in using shirting fabrics - giving a nice weave. Luke choses the most recognizable weaves yet the colors really pop these into a new way of thinking and use. Made to add some fun imagery and larger-scale texture to the wovens, and to put a bit of panache into quilts, bags and wearables

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JUST IN: Ville Fleurie by French General

Moda Ville Fleurie by French General. Inspired by the formal competitions in France to choose the best-flowered towns. Filled with shades of Lavender, Aubergine, French Pearl & Rouge, our Ville Fleurie collection is sure to make something beautiful.

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JUST IN: Morris Earthly Paradise by Barbara Brackman

Moda Morris Earthly Paradise by Barbara Brackman. Our collection of William Morris reproductions is named Earthly Paradise for an epic poem written by the great designer. The fabrics capture the Morris look with seven prints from old swatchbooks and catalogs. Graceful florals dating from 1874 to 1910 include some rarely seen prints by the master.

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JUST IN: A lovely woven basket!

Introducing a lovely woven basket! The latest pattern from Beth Studley. It uses 2 1/2" strips and was designed with Jelly roll strips in mind although any fabric can be used. The woven sides are fun to put together and there is lots of opportunity for adding decorative quilting or interesting colour combinations. It can be made with or without a handle.

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